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        • UF 307-311 Regent Street

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          183 Archival description results for 309 Regent Street

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          Photograph:The old Library
          RSP/7/a/1/38/1 · Piece · [1913]
          Part of Regent Street Polytechnic

          Photograph of the empty library, from the issue desk, showing the turnstile and notice to members.

          Annotated on reverse 'Old Library (Back of present restaurant from 1929)' and in a different hand 'Note by librarian Eric McColvin'

          Image is the same as 1/B116/p

          RSP/7/a/1/36 · Item · nd [1893-1910]
          Part of Regent Street Polytechnic
          Photograph of the cinema [theatre], taken from the balcony facing towards the stage. The seating, wall decoration and skylight can all be seen. There are large union flags draped either side of the stage. Annotated on the reverse in pencil 'Cinema before the re-building'.
          RSP/7/a/1/20 · Item · nd [1912-1929]
          Part of Regent Street Polytechnic

          Photograph of men and women in the entrance hall of 309 Regent Street, after the re-building. Photograph taken looking towards the doors. Two trophy cabinets can be seen in the entrance hall, a table containing books or leaflets and a porter in uniform. The picture has been taken at night.

          Three copies, two modern re-prints.

          RSP/7/a/1/19 · Item · nd [1903-1911]
          Part of Regent Street Polytechnic

          Postcard photograph of the interior of 309 Regent Street before the re-build, looking up the stairs with the plaque commemorating Quintin Hogg above the stairwell. The gymnasium is visible through the doorway. Also in the photograph is a board listing class timetables and an advertisement for the 12th London Rangers.

          The postcard has been used and is postmarked Dec 23 1911. Addressed in pencil to Mrs Waller, 114 St James' Rd West Cryodon, message reads '[illegible - shorthand?] Do not expect me till you see me tomorrow, am afraid we shall be very late. How do you like this weather, much love Hilda'.